Robert C. Solomon: Regarding the emotion of justice

There is a key word called "justice" that once struck South Korean society. What was book definition at the time? When Seng raised a strong reaction to Korean society, and you bought books and you were left in the dark by your author, Michael Sandel, you had a cloud of snow. So how much more is our society justified after the ‘ just heat wave ’ of the day? Compared to the days when society was all over with the subject of justice, we are now looking back at how much more just we are in a world. The economy is down, politics has long since been out of focus. living in a world that is indifferent to each other, and having to live in order to survive without the possibility of the world or society, what we need now is perhaps a platform called "justification.". The most recent courses of philosophy and honor have been described in one lecture as “the fact that Korean society still feels unchanged despite democracy is the neglect of ideas to change society, or of each revolution to change the rest of the population.”. I'm going to look back on why everyone wants a righteous world but is not easily defined because they find abstract ideal societies or systems. In the words of Professor Alejandro, if you have ever thought that justice is not my responsibility or duty, without being justified in your personal situation, while being caught up in the thought of ‘individuals are victims of an unjust society’, you will give readers a lot of insight about the feeling of justice.

Korean title: 정의라는 감정에 대하여

Korean author: 로버트 C. 솔로몬

Korean publisher: 오도스

ISBN-13: 9791191552256